Enzotech MOS-C10 C1100 Forged Copper Heatsinks only

Pros: * Runs cool.
* Fixed my issue.

Cons: * None

Other Thoughts: * Got it with Arctic Silver ASTA-7G glue.
* Used to fix disaster of aftermarket heatsink for my 560 TI. Parts didn't fit so these saved the day.

--- TIPS ---
* For me it was video card heatsinks, if you go that route I recommend good glue.

Pros: Included pads stuck well. Cleaned surface before hand.

Used these to cover ram on the back of a graphics card

I wasn't really overclocking, just using the infrared thermostat on those things is a shock. So i bought some of these.

Cons: required use of tweezers?

Expensive.

had them on the thing for a year.

Sold it to my neighbor recently, they seem to look kind of silly now.

Other Thoughts: They do function. The interface pads probably aren't the most efficient. They do look silly.

Should have taken them off to use again!

Pros: Used to keep MOSFETs cool on a mATX board that didn't come with them. Drop in temperature if there's decent airflow around them.

Each pack comes with a couple extra pieces of thermal tape which is good because I messed up a few times and got air bubbles between the tape and the heatsink. Trying to remove the tape in a way to try and preserve it to be re-applied was a pain.

Cons: Scratches in base of heatsinks, some of them fairly deep.

A few heatsinks came with bent pins, even though the package showed no damage and adjacent heatsinks were fine.

Need two packs to cover the mosfets on even a basic board. But then again, I'd rather grab two packs and have one or two leftover instead of one pack and paying for ten I'd never use.

Too big for a basic MOSFET, makes mounting in cramped spaces awkward.

Pros: Good quality, solid copper heat sinks. Perfect for use on Raspberry Pi and small project amplifiers. Used Arctic Alumina heat sink adhesive rather than the included adhesive pads.

Cons: None that I can see as long as you are using them for a reasonable application.

Pros: Stuck well, cooled well and solid. Cheap to!

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Tricky getting the thermal pads on the heatsinks, but not impossible.

Using it on my Galaxy GTX670 ram.

Pros: Very nice design. Easily attaches to VRM assemblies and bare chipsets. Also function nicely as GPU memory heatsinks.

STAYS IN PLACE

Cons: Heatsinks are bent easily if you are not careful, but not enough to scrap them

Pros: I have used these for my Raspberry Pi as well as power mosfets for a mini-itx motherboard. They work great and look good.

Cons: The thermal tape worked for the Raspberry Pi but I used another type of tape for the motherboard application. Not worth taking away an egg.

Other Thoughts: These are invaluable for several projects from a small chip amp to the Raspberry Pi.

Pros: Keeps the Raspberry Pi cool.
Adhesive strips are easy to use and stick quite well.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: These are perfect for the Raspberry Pi. They're just the right size and height, I haven't had any problems enclosing the Pi in a case with these on.

Pros: Good quality, easy to use, good heat dispersion

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Purchased these for a few Raspberry Pi's of mine and they fit perfectly on the CPU & LAN Chipsets. They keep the system running nice and cool running Raspbmc (XBMC) streaming 1080p video.

Pros: Sticks well with included tape. Extra tape included. Cools hot mosfets well. Copper.

Cons: Were too big for individual mosfets and too small to cover a group of them.

Other Thoughts: I was able to cut these into fourths with a hacksaw, and used them to cover individual mosfet chips. Hard to do and not recommend. If you need slightly larger heatsinks get these otherwise the smaller option for individual mosfets.